Strip Poker: Caesars Palace Poker Room on CPTV

In this new "Strip Poker" series, Card Player covers the Las Vegas poker scene - on the Strip and around the city.

When players walk into the Caesars Palace poker room in Las Vegas, they pass through a hallway adorned with original LeRoy Neiman artwork and walk into a 14,000-square-foot room. It is spacious despite its more than 60 tables.

The front room is reserved for 29 cash game tables that are all equipped with automatic shufflers to ensure efficient hand turnover. The regular games include $1-$3, $2-$5, and $5-10 No-limit hold'em and $3-$6 and $6-$12 limit hold'em. On nights and weekends, there are also occasional $1-$2 pot-limit Omaha and $4-$8 H.O.R.S.E. games. Any game can be played as long as there is sufficient interest.

The back of the poker room is a separate area with more than 30 tables for tournaments. There are several scheduled No-limit hold'em tournaments every day.

Buy-in: $65

• Time: 9 a.m. daily
• Starting chips: $2,000
• Blind levels: 30 minutes

Buy-in: $200

• Time: Noon Monday-Thursday
• Starting chips: $7,500
• Blind levels: 40 minutes

Buy-in: $330

• Time: Noon Friday-Sunday
• Starting chips: $10,000
• Blind Levels: 40 minutes

Buy-in: $65 (50 player max)

• Time: 3 p.m. daily
• Starting chips: $2,000
• Blind levels: 30 minutes

Buy-in: $150

• Time: 7 p.m. daily
• Starting chips: $5,000
• Blind levels: 40 minutes

Buy-in: $120

• Time: 11 p.m. daily
• Starting chips: $4,000
• Blind levels: 30 minutes

There are also two special weekly tournaments. On Mondays, there is a $75 buy-in pot-limit Omaha tournament at 5 p.m. Players begin with 3,000 starting chips and have 30-minute blind levels. A ladies only tournament takes place every Tuesday night at 6 p.m. The buy-in is $75 and the blinds go up every 30 minutes.

As a promotion, Caesars Palace is giving away an additional prize on top of first-place money in these two tournaments. All winners in the weekly pot-limit Omaha and ladies tournament also receive a seat into the respective event in the Caesars Palace Classic set to take place in October.

This inaugural event has several preliminary events leading up to a $1 million first-place guaranteed $10,000 buy-in main event. The following is the official schedule:

• Oct. 12 No-limit hold'em $550
• Oct. 13 No-limit hold'em $1,060
• Oct. 14 No-limit hold'em $1,570
• Oct. 15 No-limit hold'em $550
• Oct. 16 No-limit hold'em $1,060
• Oct. 17 Limit hold'em $1,060
• Oct. 18 No-limit hold'em $550
• Oct. 18 Omaha eight-or-better @ 3 p.m. $1,060
• Oct. 19 No-limit hold'em $1,570
• Oct. 20 No-limit hold'em $2,080
• Oct. 20 Pot-limit Omaha @ 3 p.m. $550
• Oct. 21 Ladies no-limit hold'em @ 11 a.m. $340
• Oct. 22 Caesars Palace Classic $10,000 Championship $10,000

Unless specified otherwise, all events begin at noon.

There are several ways players can qualify for the $10,000 main event. Caesars Palace is holding daily mega-satellites for $550 from Oct. 12 through Oct. 21. Also, starting Sept. 3, every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the cash game player who has the highest hand of the day will win a free seat. It must be quads or better and the player must use both holecards. It is confined to hold'em games.

Card Player will be the official media partner of the Caesars Palace Classic. For more information call 1-800-634-6001 and ask for the poker room.

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